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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1904
Page
4
The Weekly Sentinel reports Richard Olney's presidential speculation, Bryan's at-sea goodwill, and Hanna's resistance to Gen. Wood's confirmation. It notes Andrew A. Adams chosen for Columbia City district chair, and Fort Wayne city engineers pushing extensive street paving after the Iroquois fire, with plans to widen improvements and curb future dangers.
The endorsement highlights Mr. Dawson as vigilant impartial and courageous in upholding laws. He begins his official career with public confidence and is supported by Homer Underwood as capable assistant to improve moral conditions through law enforcement.
A fervent tribute notes Chicago's horror at the Iroquois theater fire with scenes of panic and loss. The piece honors heroic rescues, laments the holiday contrast, and extends global sympathy to bereaved families.
A vintage advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cleanses blood and skin diseases including eczema scrofula and ulcers. It urges free trials with no money required and asserts long term relief, purity of blood, and skin health. The copy touts 30 years of testing and a $1 per year price claim for proof.
Virginia Illinois January 4 The only woman in Illinois who belongs to the Dr Mary Walker school of fashion and wears men s clothes is Mrs Anna McCoy who lives near Virginia She uses a carpenter s bench milks cows cares for horses and clears timber while dressed in a hickory shirt and rough pantaloons She is thirty two years old and reputed as the best stock raiser in the area.
A long list of recipes and kitchen tips covers many dishes from chestnut parfait and apple shells to Hamburg steak and salmon box. It includes directions for soups and sauces, a furnace cooking note, and guidance on using leftovers efficiently for a thrifty household through detailed steps and measurements.
A long list of property transfers statewide shows Allen L Meeks selling to John W Meeks a split section in Monroe township for 56 dollars and many other parcels changing hands. Transactions include Mercers, Flaugh, Hoff man, Doughman, Randall, Stout, Cramer, Cunningham, Connel, Griswold, Barkley, Meyer, Keck and dozens more with prices ranging from one dollar to thousands in Wayne, Maumee, Monroe, Milan, Madison, Springfield and adjacent townships.
The recipe outlines heating tomato juice with bay leaf clove parsley and onion, then thickening with butter and flour. It pairs melted ice cream with a breaded chops and sweet potato mash, served with a tomato sauce and notes a simple cheese and coffee finish as a hygienic economical dinner.
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